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ALBUM REVIEW: Oakman – Violent Oblivion

French trio Oakman have released their much-anticipated debut album 'Violent Oblivion' via Rude Records. Filled with singalong pop-rock anthems with elements of alt-pop, these tracks should be on everyone’s summer playlist.
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ALBUM REVIEW: P.O.D. – Veritas

In essence, everything you could want from a nu-metal album is covered on P.O.D.'s new record 'Veritas': DJ scratches, check; rapping, check; low-register growling, check.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Fat White Family – Forgiveness Is Yours

Fat White Family’s career has been turbulent… to say the least. Frantically dancing the fine line of existence, it’s never quite clear whether every album will be their last. So with any Fat Whites’ musical addition, fans are pretty much just happy that they are making music, and this LP seems to be their most mature record yet.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Pillow Queens – Name Your Sorrow

Dublin indie-rockers Pillow Queens have released their third studio album 'Name Your Sorrow' via Canada's Royal Mountain Records, their second album on the label. The inspiration for the album title comes from an Eavan Boland poem Atlantis - in fact, 'Name Your Sorrow' comes from a line in the poem. Pillow Queens worked with a new producer on the album – Collin Pastore from Nashville – which has helped take the band to the next level of musical depths.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Dead Pony – IGNORE THIS

The much anticipated debut album from Dead Pony, 'IGNORE THIS', was released earlier this month via LAB/Seeker Records. Following on from the band's 2022 EP 'War Boys', the sixteen track record was written, recorded and produced by guitarist Blair Crichton, alongside bandmates Anna Shields (vocals), Liam Adams (drums) and Euan Lyons (drums). Here's what we thought!
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ALBUM REVIEW: VENUES – Transience

VENUES may not be a band that are instantly recognisable in the metal scene, but they soon will be if their third studio album 'Transience' is anything to go by. Released via Arising Empire, the German four-piece have produced an album with astonishing diversity that pulls you in from the word go and keeps you gripped right to the end.
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ALBUM REVIEW: GHØSTKID – HOLLYWOOD SUICIDE

Formerly a member of Eskimo Callboy (now Electric Callboy), German metal master Sebastian “Sushi” Biesler wanted to create a project of his own, which he did to great critical acclaim, when he released the album 'GHØSTKID' in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, he's back with his second offering 'HOLLYWOOD SUICIDE', an eleven-track album which takes you on a journey through pain and despair.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Kid Kapichi – There Goes The Neighbourhood

Kid Kapichi released their third studio album 'There Goes The Neighbourhood' earlier this month via Spinefarm and, on the first listen, it's almost like a continuation from the band's second album, 'Here’s What You Could Have Won', once again examining the state of the country and wider world.
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ALBUM REVIEW: While She Sleeps – SELF HELL

Anyone even vaguely familiar with the British metal scene will have heard of While She Sleeps. Main stage at the Download Pilot, headlining the Jäegermeister stage at Slam Dunk, main support for Parkway Drive’s London show, a sold out night at the 10,000  capacity Alexandra Palace — yearned for accolades, all ticked off by one of Sheffield’s premier exports. With 'SELF HELL', their sixth album, While She Sleeps better get planning for the arenas.
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